Atlantis


Heart of the Dragon (Atlantis, #1)
The Nymph King (Atlantis, #3)
The Vampire's Bride (Atlantis, #4)
Jewel of Atlantis (Atlantis, #2)
The Cosmic Experience of One: An awareness-expanding course for human beings
The Amazon's Curse (Atlantis, #4.5)
Atlantis: The Antediluvian World
Atlantis Rising (Warriors of Poseidon, #1)
The Atlantis Gene (The Origin Mystery, #1)
The Atlantis Code (Thomas Lourds, #1)
Atlantis Awakening (Warriors of Poseidon, #2)
Atlantis Unmasked (Warriors of Poseidon, #4)
Atlantis Redeemed (Warriors of Poseidon, #5)
Atlantis Betrayed (Warriors of Poseidon, #6)
Raising Atlantis (Conrad Yeats Adventure #1)
A Coney Island of the Mind by Lawrence FerlinghettiCamino Island by John GrishamCouldn't Have a Wedding without the Fiddler by Ken PerlmanThe Great Gods of Samothrace and The Cult of the Little People by Carl A.P. RuckSons for the Return Home by Albert Wendt
Isla Bonitas
223 books — 4 voters
The Orphan Conspiracies by James MorcanCity of Pillars by Dominic PelosoWieland, or the Transformation by Charles Brockden BrownLeeward by D. Edward BradleyCold in the Light by Charles Allen Gramlich
Books by the Invisible College Press
26 books — 13 voters

Soaring Stones by Dan CrayWrong Planet - Searching for your Tribe by Karl WigginsForbidden Archeology by Michael A. CremoThe Wine Dark Sea, Homer's Epic of the North Atlantic by Henriette MertzThe Mystic Symbol by Henriette Mertz
Snarfeology
183 books — 6 voters


Graham Hancock
If we accept the generally agreed date of between AD 350 and 550 for the end of the -- at least semi-historical -- 'Third Sangam', then this gives us a fixed reference point on which to anchor the chronology of the myth [...]. The date of 9600 BC for the formation of the First Sangam (or 9800 BC or 9400 BC for that matter) coincides closely enough with Plato's date for the inundation of Atlantis -- also 9600 BC -- to raise the hairs on the back of my neck. And the question continues to be this: ...more
Graham Hancock, Underworld: The Mysterious Origins of Civilization

Debbie Bishop
(five stars) COMPLEX PLOT WITH MANY CHARACTERS By Tim Janson Part Sci-fi, part fantasy, with elements of covert intrigue and superhero action, Black Tide is one of the more multifaceted stories I've read in quite a long time. Writer Debbie Bishop has woven a story that is extremely intricate and layered with plots, and sub-plots and even a few sub sub-plots, I think. It's certainly not a story you can breeze through and I found myself re-reading sections just to make sure I had everything straig ...more
Debbie Bishop, BLACK TIDE: Awakening of the Key

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